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largest town in north was without a real station, which bring social and economic benefits to the town as we ve already heard. as the prime minister is in a spending mood albeit a little bit further south, i wonder whether people help the people and give us an early christmas present with the promise of a rail station? i m very happy to look with honorable lady says. what we re seeing is more railway lines open, more stations opening, and more railways electrify. i think the entire period of the last labour government electrified just 13 miles of track. and absolutely pathetic record for a government that had a 13 years to do something about it. we now have the biggest road program since the 1970s, the biggest rail investment program since the victorian, and actually under government stations, lines and electrification, that s all taking place. will my friend made me to help get more pledge for the hospital quickly sent a minister to meet the magnificent the staff a ....
southern democrats had the history fraught with tension and how it meant that president clinton didn t turn to him for advice or to do things for him that you might have expected. that s a story i remember because it was different from what everybody else was doing. i remember both things. memorable events. trying to get a story that was different from everybody else. the really interesting thing is you had a story idea and you talked to them about your story. two presidents. when did that stop happening? seriously. when did that stop happening? when was the last time you recalled doing something like ha? i have interviewed the last eight presidents. president clinton was more likely to engage than the presidents that followed him. they intrude him before the inauguration and before the convention in 2012. with president clinton, he was a guy even during impeachment. usa today had the idea that father s day was coming and every section of the paper should have ....
up ng the famine and i went and i d just got on the appropriations and said can i go to ethiopia? sure. you may not remember the famine but it was very bad. i got in a cample up in a place run by world vision. and the embassy didn t let me spend the night. i said i m going to spend the night. the guy from world vision sfed you spend the night i ll spend the night. right next to us was a camp run by mother theresa. it rained the next day. it was a life changing experience. we saw i mean, in the morning people died and we saw things . at just that trip to in 1985, attorney took me romania. chalcesku. those two trips with kind of book ends, human rights, the poor, the hungry and religious freedom. since that time and also on thursday, thanksgiving day, we ll take an american history tour of various native american tribes. that s at 10:00 a.m. eastern following washington journal. then at 1:30 attend the groundbreaking ceremony of the new diplomacy center in washing ....
various native american tribes. 10 a.m. eastern followingw. following washington journal . justices atcourt 8:30 p.m. eastern this thanksgiving week on c-span. for a complete schedule, go to c-span.org. michigan senator carl levin is retiring after serving six terms in the senate. he recently spoke about his political career in the current state of washington politics. this is a half hour. senator carl levin, chairman of the senate armed services committee, why are you retiring? a number of reasons. i didn t want to spend these two critical years out campaigning, raising money. i just felt there was too much at stake now, and i have a responsibility for some of those things as chairman of the armed services committee. it is not the way i wanted to spend my time, basically. the wife and i have been married for 53 years, and now 42 of those years have been in public life. we felt it was time. i am also 80 years old now. i just felt it was time to go home, spend a ....
officialed attributed to fatigue underestimated. there is no roadway test. fatiguedness. we do not have a fatigue-alyzer as we do a breathalyzer. state reporting practices are inconsistent and there s little or no police training in identifying drowsiness as a crash factor. self reporting is unreliable. do know. we any resulting loss of life is tragic, needless and preventible. a drowsy driver can be a deadly driver. even one night losing two hours of sleep is sufficient to significantly impair our a little bit attention, reaction time, decision making can all be significantly reduced by 20% to 50%, and driving in this condition, that could mean not brake lights in front of us or not seeing the traffic light turning red. fatigue alone can be deadly. it also multiplies the adverse effects of other forms of pairment that lead to crashes such as drugs, alcohol and distraction. every other form of impairment may be exacerbated when the basic requirement for sleep is disru ....